"Alleged permissive gratuitous use will not make the agreement non-commercial for deciding the applicability of Commercial Courts Act." Delhi High Court, in a significant ruling
read more
"A superior Police Officer has the authority to direct further investigation in the matter, if any evidence is available on the record, prior to the stage of submission
read more
"Court is not an expert to fix the payments to be made to the employees, which is a lengthy process... However, it is the responsibility
read more
"To compare regular recruitment with regularization, is akin to comparing oranges with apples. Procedurally flawed appointments cannot be regularized in order to grant employment rights," Madras High
read more
"Detention is merely a coercive device intended to compel compliance and not a punitive sentence akin to criminal incarceration. Once detention ceases to operate as
read more
In a latest judgement, Orissa High Court has held that the failure of the prosecution to examine the chemical examiner as a witness to corroborate
read more
"Whether he drives a vehicle with a licence or without a licence, the law expects him to be neither rash nor negligent in the performance of
read more
Punjab and Haryana High Court, in a significant judgment, held that a regular departmental inquiry can be dispensed with when an employee has signed physical
read more
"If the possession is not at all handed over to the defendants, Section 34 does not bar a declaratory suit, and the question of seeking
read more
"The difference between Section 24 and Order VII Rule 10 of the CPC is that in terms of Sub-Section (2) of Section 24, all proceedings
read more
"Private unaided and private unaided minority schools are not and cannot be brought within the ambit of a 'local authority' so as to attract the
read more
"A mere threat by the respondent/accused would not be sufficient to attract the offence of criminal intimidation as contemplated under Section 503 IPC. The testimony
read more
"Provisions of the Police Act cannot be invoked to divest a person from possession of immovable property or to assist another person in obtaining possession
read more
"Sending the appellants to jail will not serve the purpose of basic principles of the law of punishment, which in India is not corporeal in nature but
read more
"The pro-rata methodology for 'Higher Wages' cases sought to be introduced through the e-mail dated 14.02.2024 and clarification dated 18.01.2025 travels beyond the statutory framework
read more
Supreme Court, in a significant order, held that a subsequent FIR must be clubbed and transferred to the investigation of an earlier FIR when both arise
read more
"Witnesses cannot be expected to face hardship of appearing in court repeatedly, particularly in sensitive cases. It can result in undue hardship for the victims,
read more
"The nomenclature of the relief sought for by the petitioner ought not have been seriously pondered upon by the court below, in oblivion of the
read more
"If the delay is unexplained, prejudice to the delinquent employee is writ large on the face of it. It could also be seen as to
read more
"If divorce daughters are not included within definition of family then fundamental rights guaranteed under Article 14 of the Constitution of India shall be violated
read more
Supreme Court, in a significant order, held that a subsequent FIR must be clubbed and transferred to the investigation of an earlier FIR when both arise
read more
"Witnesses cannot be expected to face hardship of appearing in court repeatedly, particularly in sensitive cases. It can result in undue hardship for the victims,
read more
"No litigation in respect of the present subject matter shall be entertained by any Court in future as the grievance of the applicant has been
read more
"Right to trauma care of citizens is an integral part of right to life enshrined under Article 21 of the Constitution of India," Supreme Court, in
read more
"PC Act does not countenance any such straitjacketed formulation limiting to acts of demand and acceptance of bribe by the official himself as explained by
read more
"When law enforcers turn extortionists, the citizen looks askance and is left in a dilemma. To confront, is to invite instant retaliation and the option
read more
"The finding in the impugned judgments that the expression 'betting and gambling' ought to be interpreted as 'betting on gambling' is a clear Constitutional aberration, tinkering
read more
"Ruining of families and suicide deaths due to online gaming addiction affects public health, disturbs social order and prejudices the maintenance of public order," Supreme Court,
read more
"GST is attracted upon the taxable supply itself and not upon the ultimate profitability or net retained earnings of the Casino," Supreme Court, in a
read more
"Once participation is conditioned upon staking money or money’s worth upon uncertain outcomes, the resulting transaction acquires the character of betting and gambling within the
read more
"Judicial interference in alternative dispute resolution has often been a cure without a disease in India. In this context, it is high time that judges realize that
read more
"A casual invocation of a grave charge of rape, that too, against the father of the prosecutrix, carries with it a greater social taboo and
read more
"This is not a case of there being consistency in all the statements but a case of verbatim reproduction of statements almost parrot-like, as a
read more
"One who enters into a conspiratorial relationship is liable for every reasonable foreseeable crime committed by every other member of the conspiracy in furtherance of
read more
"It is not an inviolable rule of law that testimony of an approver must be independently corroborated in material particulars before it could form the
read more
"As far as the right of privacy is concerned, we are balancing, in this case CP’s privacy with Amar’s desire for closure on a question
read more
"When dealing with the eminent need for a DNA test to prove paternity, this Court balances the interests of those involved and must consider whether
read more
"Service of teachers cannot come at the cost of educational future of the children. The RTE Act is a child-centric legislation and must be read so," Supreme
read more
"Usage of the word 'teacher' and not 'person' in the first proviso makes it clear that from the very inception of the RTE Act as it stood
read more
"If the respondent-Bank is permitted to go ahead with the criminal prosecution initiated after settlement of the loan account before the DRT, it would adversely impact
read more
"Alleged permissive gratuitous use will not make the agreement non-commercial for deciding the applicability of Commercial Courts Act." Delhi High Court, in a significant ruling
read more
"A superior Police Officer has the authority to direct further investigation in the matter, if any evidence is available on the record, prior to the stage of submission
read more
"Court is not an expert to fix the payments to be made to the employees, which is a lengthy process... However, it is the responsibility
read more
"To compare regular recruitment with regularization, is akin to comparing oranges with apples. Procedurally flawed appointments cannot be regularized in order to grant employment rights," Madras High
read more
"Detention is merely a coercive device intended to compel compliance and not a punitive sentence akin to criminal incarceration. Once detention ceases to operate as
read more
In a latest judgement, Orissa High Court has held that the failure of the prosecution to examine the chemical examiner as a witness to corroborate
read more
"Whether he drives a vehicle with a licence or without a licence, the law expects him to be neither rash nor negligent in the performance of
read more
Punjab and Haryana High Court, in a significant judgment, held that a regular departmental inquiry can be dispensed with when an employee has signed physical
read more
"If the possession is not at all handed over to the defendants, Section 34 does not bar a declaratory suit, and the question of seeking
read more
"The difference between Section 24 and Order VII Rule 10 of the CPC is that in terms of Sub-Section (2) of Section 24, all proceedings
read more
"Private unaided and private unaided minority schools are not and cannot be brought within the ambit of a 'local authority' so as to attract the
read more
"A mere threat by the respondent/accused would not be sufficient to attract the offence of criminal intimidation as contemplated under Section 503 IPC. The testimony
read more
"Provisions of the Police Act cannot be invoked to divest a person from possession of immovable property or to assist another person in obtaining possession
read more
"Sending the appellants to jail will not serve the purpose of basic principles of the law of punishment, which in India is not corporeal in nature but
read more
"The pro-rata methodology for 'Higher Wages' cases sought to be introduced through the e-mail dated 14.02.2024 and clarification dated 18.01.2025 travels beyond the statutory framework
read more
"The nomenclature of the relief sought for by the petitioner ought not have been seriously pondered upon by the court below, in oblivion of the
read more
"If the delay is unexplained, prejudice to the delinquent employee is writ large on the face of it. It could also be seen as to
read more
"If divorce daughters are not included within definition of family then fundamental rights guaranteed under Article 14 of the Constitution of India shall be violated
read more
"Only the Assistant Collector of the First Grade is competent to confer proprietary rights upon the tenant, and an order passed by the Assistant Collector, 2nd
read more
"Criminal liability cannot be fastened in a mechanical manner merely on the basis of designation unless the statute specifically provides for vicarious liability or there
read more
In the contemporary landscape of the Indian criminal justice system, DNA profiling has transitioned from a "novelty" to the "gold standard" of forensic evidence. However, for
read more
Possession is the law’s most practical concept. Before a court reaches the higher question—“who is the owner?”—it often asks the simpler, urgent question—“who is in possession, and
read more
Appreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
read more
In the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
read more
"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
In a world
read more
In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
read more